[3] Anuradha started her career as an artist before making several unsuccessful attempts to get a job with popular magazines.

[6] In addition to films, many of her stories such as Archanai Pookal, Paasam and Kanakanden Thozhi have been adapted into television serials.

[1] Anuradha Ramanan said she was subjected to sexual harresment by Jayendra Saraswati when she met back in 1992, when she was taken to negotiate the release of the spiritual magazine "Amma" by the muth.

During their final meeting, she said, he began using indecent language, and when she looked up from the notebook, the woman who took me to him was in a sexually intimate position with him.

[7][8][9][10] Ramanan said that she had met a female police officer who was close to her to lodge a complaint, but did not do so because she feared for the future of her daughters.

[8] In December 2004, she said she would have met with the same fate as that of Sankararaman if she had made the disclosure 12 years ago when the alleged incident took place.